NAD+ IV Therapy
NAD+ IV Therapy

NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is an essential housekeeping molecule found in all cells of the body and is a naturally occurring coenzyme.

Without NAD+, we could not survive—it is as vital to life as enzymes themselves.
It functions as a key cofactor and driving force in a wide range of critical cellular processes, including energy metabolism, mitochondrial function, DNA repair, immunity, and aging.
It also acts as an electron carrier in cellular respiration and ATP (energy) production.
In addition, it serves as a substrate for enzymes such as PARP and sirtuins (SIRT), which are involved in DNA repair and gene regulation.

In recent years, the NAD+ supply market has rapidly expanded, with many manufacturers entering the field.
While NAD+ has gained attention as a highly effective therapy, some products lack sufficient scientific understanding and validation. In some cases, products containing impurities such as stabilizers or antibiotics like gentamicin have been identified, as well as products without third-party testing or a Certificate of Analysis (COA), raising serious concerns.

The NADclinic formulation is the world’s first officially manufactured and registered NAD+ product, dating back to 1975, making it the most established NAD+ formulation available.

• NADclinic specializes exclusively in the production of NAD+, eliminating the risk of cross-contamination by avoiding mixing with other formulations.
• Every production batch undergoes third-party COA verification, LAL testing (endotoxin testing), and pyrogen testing.
• Post-manufacturing processes comply with cGMP Annex 1 standards.
• The company has decades of experience sourcing high-quality raw materials and APIs (active pharmaceutical ingredients).
• Only naturally derived NAD+ is used, and products are manufactured through a strict three-stage filtration process.
• NADclinic’s NAD+ formulation is used in leading medical institutions in over 20 countries worldwide.

1. Age-related decline:
As humans reach their 30s, the body becomes less able to adequately reproduce NAD+, and this ability continues to decline with age.
On average, NAD+ levels decrease by about 50% between the ages of 40 and 60.
This decline is considered a scientific trigger for the deterioration of many fundamental physiological functions, leading to premature aging and potential chronic diseases.

2. Other causes:
Decline can also be accelerated by unhealthy lifestyle choices such as poor diet, stress, alcohol consumption, and substance abuse.
Reduced NAD+ levels may contribute to conditions such as metabolic disorders, cancer, premature aging, and neurodegenerative diseases.

1. Purpose:
Therapeutic intervention to increase NAD+ levels provides a solution for preventive health and the optimization of cellular function.

2. Expected Benefits:

• Improved metabolism
• Support for chronic fatigue
• Anti-aging effects
• Support in managing chronic diseases
• Enhanced concentration and mental clarity
• Relief from burnout and stress
• Lifestyle detoxification
• Improved fertility